So when I went to California, I had presents with me for my two nieces and one nephew.
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Also, I finished the hat for Ashur.
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I was spending some quality time with my niece, and she was writing on her newly-acquired paper-sized white-board. Out of the blue, she asked “How you spell the word please?” I encouraged her to sound it out, and then realized that it is a difficult word to sound out and spell correctly, so I told her it was spelled “PLEE- AY-ZEE” and we worked through the proper spelling. She wouldn’t show me what she was writing, though – so that added a challenge.
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A few minutes later, she proudly turned the white board over so that I could see her writing
Will you please mack me sumpin?
I said “Sure! What would you like?” She said she wanted a really REALLY long scarf. I’m fairly certain everyone here knows how I feel about scarves. They NEVER. END. …and a really REALLY long scarf really REALLY never ends! Nevertheless, she is my niece, and I will make what she wants… So we started talking colors. We reviewed the colors of the purses that I made for her last birthday, and she said she wanted a dark pink.
About 10 minutes later, she said “Or you could make me a hat like Ashur’s! Then we could be TWINS!”
And so… Dear Morgan… this is almost on its way to you!
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Right after I figure out what kind of embellishment to put on it. What do you guys think of this button-thing?
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Is that worsted weight yarn or chunky?
Dad could bang out a LONG scarf in a day once he’s back at home.
The hat is worsted, sock, and mohair strung together… done on size 11 needles.
That’s AWESOME!
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